Regina High School - Crown Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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Maxx PREVIFTWING THE FIRST DIPLOMA, Christine Schell, Joan Slotkowski, Barbara Volansky, and Julianne Milne eagerly gather around the principal Sister Mary Berchmans. lg 1 TASSFLS FLY as the celebrating graduates Rosalie Trentacosta, Judi Ann Miller, Carol Rogers, Marilyn Nennie, Karen Piana, janet Rolauds, and Madryn Haun--leave Regina for a spin in Karen's convertible. AUTOCRAPHINC PICTURES and yearbooks for future plea- sant memories are Pat Tighe, Marie Wrubel, and Donna Stevens.

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PHYSICALLY Sparkling blades skimming across a mirror-like pond, the thud of a tennis ball against the taut strings ofa racket, the swish of a basketball through a net.. .these are familiar sights and sounds to those who participate in physical recre- ation. Regina aids in the development of strong bodies and minds through its gym classes and outside activities. Gym classes provide outlets for the stored energy of Regina's girls in the form of volleyball and basketball. Friendly competition and good sportsmanship become synonymous through good coaching. Better health and improved bodily conditions are also achieved through well-balanced meals which are served daily in the school cafeteria. Planning ahead, future homemakers are prepared to meet the requirements of keeping their families in the best of health through the art of cooking. Health classes and the Future Nurses Club provide the training necessary for lieginites to meet the public demand for professionals in the field of medicine to administer to the sick and infirm, thus creating a better world physically.